Practice Exercise, Greek One


Verbs, Present Active Indicative

Singular

λύω I am loosing

λύεις you are loosing

λύει he/she/it is loosing






Plural

λύομεν we are loosing

λύετε you are loosing

λύουσι (ν) they are loosing





Infinitive λὐειν =to loose



2nd Declension Nouns

Form Case Basic Idea

1.-ος (οί) Nominative Designation (subject or pred.)



2.-ου (ων) Genitive (of) Description (noun describing noun)

Ablative (from) Separation

3. -ω (οισ) Dative (to) Interest (sometimes “for” )

Locative (in) Location or Position (on)

Instrumental (by) Means (with)

4. -ον (ουσ) Accusative ___ Limitation (direct object)



5. -ε (οί) Vocative _____ Address





Endings for 2nd Declension Nouns

____Masculine________________________________ Νeuter



Νοm.

Gen.

Abl.

Dat.

Loc.

Ins.

Acc.

Voc.


Singular

-ος

_ου

_ου

-ον

Plural

-οί

_ων

_ων

_οις

- οις

- οις

-ους

-οι

Singular

-ον

-ου

-ου

-ον

-ον

Plural

-ων

-ων

-οις

-οις

-οις



Ηοω to decline the article Νouns 2nd Declension

Masculine ______________________________Neuter


Singular

Plural


Singular

Plural

Νοm.

Genitive

Ablative

Dative

Locative

Instur.

Accusative

τοῦ

τοῦ

τῶ

τῶ

τῶ

τόν

οἱ

τῶν

τῶν

τοῖς

τοῖς

τοῖς

τούς


τό

τοῦ

τοῦ

τῶ

τῶ

τῶ

τό

τό

τῶν

τῶν

τοῖς

τοῖς

τοῖς

τά




First declension nouns are feminine, with the exception of a few that are masculine where the endings are ης or ασ.

The Feminine Definite Article

Singular Plural

Nom.

Gen.& Ablative

DLI

Ac.

τῆς

τῆ

τήν

Nom.

Gen.& Ablative

DLI

Ac.

αί

τῶν

ταῖς

τάς